THURSDAY, APRIL 2ft, 1940
TILE SENTINEL, GUITAUB PROVE. OREGON
4 Specialty Crop
Fair In '40 On Its Way w
Report Is Issued
Prices Received
These fo u r d ain ty bits o f fe m in in ity h e ra ld th e ro u tin g o f th e 1840
Golden Gate In te rn a tio n a l Exposition, to open on T re a s u re Is la n d ,
in San Francisco B ay, M ay 25. W ith th e fatuous T o w e r o f th e Sun
as a background. M a rg u e rite S k liris , le ft, and Jeanne B on, N o n n a
Folsom and Tatsy Sheldon pose atop the significant 1 -0 -4 -0 .
NEWS OF FORMER
RESIDENTS
Lorane
A home extension meeting was
held at the grange hall last week.
The projects leaders. Mrs. Janet
Brown and Zora Franklin dem
onstrated cooking foods. Lunch
was served at noon. In the after
noon games were played. Mrs.
Ethel Lynch and Mrs. Brown were
winners in games.
A group of the ladies plan to a t
tend achievement day in Eugene
April 26.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kelly have
moved into their new residence
west of Lorane.
W. H. Mitchell is enlarging his
store and warehouse.
Crow and Lorane high school
boys played a game of baseball
this week in which Lorane won.
On account of muddy grounds
earlier games were cancelled.
Mr. and Mrs T W Snyder visit
ed relatives in Portland this week.
Our thanks should be as fervent
for mercies received as our peti
tions for mercies sought.—Charles
Simmons.
Gratitude is not only the mem
ory but the homage of the heart—
rendered to God for His goodness.
—Willis.
Announcement was made this
week by officials of Paradise Val
ley Sanitarium and Hospital, lo
cated in National City, California,
that Miss Leota Estes and Mrs.
Zaida Estes-Wood, former resi
dents of Cottage Grove, have been
appointed to serve on the commit
tee in charge of arrangements for
observance of National Hospital
day. Sunday. May 12.
Miss Estbs and Mrs. Wood have
been active members of the com
mittee for three years for Para
dise Valley Sanitarium which has
twice won the national award for
excellence of Drogram.
The hospital officials have de
cided this year to emphasize the
educational phase of Hospital Day.
All employees are combining their
efforts to make this year's pro
gram the most elaborate ever a t
tempted.
The program already outlined
for the event ill include speakers
of international prominence, ex
hibit booths displaying modern
methods of medical science and
many entertainment features.
The two girls were bom and
reared in Cottage Grove, and their
parents lived here for 35 years.
They will be remembered by their
many'friends of the community.
B u y in g y o u r n e w o r u s e d
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Sending Payments Out of This
Community.
F irst
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EXTENSION COURSE OFFERS years, it Is announced by Miss
FUNDAMENTALS
Moselle Hair, head of the corres
Mount View
Mrs. Edna Blackburn of Eugene
and her mother, Mrs. Sarah Kerr
of Cottage Grove, were visitors
Sunday at the George Layng
home.
Mr, and Mrs, Walter Dowens
were in Eugene one day last week
to consult an optician.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Schneider
visited Sunday at the John Runk
and George Schneider homes at
Lorane.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Williams
were Sunday dinner gueRts of Mr.
and Mrs. Ellis Williams in Cot
tage Grove.
Mr. am, Mrs. Darrell Arne and
son and Mr. anti Mrs Gien Line-
baugh of Cottage Grove were
Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Arne.
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON.
Eugene A correspondence course
in fundamentals of real estate is
l»eing offered by the University of
Oregon extension department for
the first time in a number of
Featuring c e r t a i n specialty
farm products, the last of a series
of nine market outlook circulars
dealing with prospective condi
tions for Oregon farm production
in 1940 has just been issued by
the O.S.C. extension service. The
current report contains informa
tion on ornamental, nursery and
greenhouse products, farm-raised
fur, fish and game, fiber, oi, and
drug crops, miscellaneous crop
and vegetable seeds, and on mo
hair and honey.
These specialty products com
bined account for a considerable
part of the cash farm income in EAGLES LODGE ACTIVITIES
ARE NUMEROUS
Oregon as statistics show an aver-
age annual income of more than
Nomination of officers for the
four million dollars from these
items during the three-year per Cottage Grove Eagles aerie will
iod. 1936 to 1938. The ornamental, be held at the next regular busi
nursery and greenhouse group ac ness meeting Friday night, April
counted for the bulk of this in 26th a, 7:30. Social night will be
come
$2,860,300 a year — from held after the business session.
the sale of such products as orna Eagles, their families and friends
mental tret»s, shruhs. vines, flow are invited.
er bulbs, seeds and plants, rose The Eagles softball team gets
bushes, cut flowers, holly, young underway this spring with a set of
fruit and nut trees, berry plants, brand new shirts, new bats and
greenhouse vegetables, and similar practice' balls under the manager
ship of Ross Petersen and Captain
items.
Other principal items were farm Booher. Practice will be held Mon
raised furs, peppermint oil, fiber day night at Kelly field.
Plans are already being made
flax and mohair, while lesser
amounts of income were derived for the members of this aerie to
from ginseng and golden seal, art- attend the state convention nt
emesia, dill, pyrethrum, mustard Marshfield. Officers and the drill
seed, poppy seed, tobacco, the team will be working hard to get
seeds of sugar beets, garden beans in shape to win the highest hon
and peas, onions, turnips, sweet ors in the ritualistic work at this
corn. squash, radish, parsnip, car event.
Mother's Day. which was found
rot. and other vegetable seeds and
miscellaneous items. The report ed by the F.O.E.. will be observed
available free at county extension this year with a bigger and better
offices, also contains information program honoring the mothers of
on the general agricultural situa this community and the nation.
tion.
HEBRON GRANGE MEETS
The general farm price level
has continued to decline moderate
ly during recent weeks, following Hebron Grange met on Thurs
a considerable drop from mid- day evening at the Hebron school
February to mid-March. At mid- for a business and social meeting.
March, the government index of Mrs. Fred Harris of the executive
prices being received by farmers committee, reported on an article
in the country as a whole stood at on Oregon logs exported for ply
97 per cent of the 1911-1914 level, wood and Port Orford cedar ex
compared with an index of. 128 ports to Japan for battery sepa
representing prices being paid by rators. Mrs. Leon Morton reported
farmers. Price levels in Oregon that the home economics quilt
were similar to those in the whole numbers would be drawn at fhe
open meeting of the Grange on
country.
Compared with prices during the May 3rd, and asked that all mem
1926-1930 period, farmers in Ore bers attending bring cookies, ex
gon as a whole were receiving ap tra cups and spoons. Coffee will be
proximately 70 per cent as much furnished by the Grange.
per unit of farm produce. Near the There will be an open meeting
group average of 70 were butter- on May 3rd and friends are invited
fat. milk cows, wheat, corn, oats, to attend. A program will be giv
rye, and alsike clover seed. Com en.
Following the meeting refresh
modities above average included
fresh milk, lambs, wool, beef cat ments were served by Mrs. Chas.
tle. veal calves, barley, and hops. Führer and Mrs. Leon Morton.
Commodities below average in
cluded eggs, chickens, turkeys,
hogs, red clover seed, potatoes,
hay, dried prunes, and apples.
' stop.
‘‘An added and important fea-
i ture of this new principle of tread
design, or ‘brake-action’ tread, is
the fact that, as the miles pile up,
) the gripping edges become more
prouonnced and, in addition, re
tain their keenness by literally
sharpening themselves against the
pavement.”
Every man feels instinctively
that all the beautiful sentiments
in the world weigh less than a
single lovely action.- James Rus
sell Lowell.
j must do something to keep my
thoughts f r e s h and growing.—
I James A. Garfield.
First American Turkeys
The first turkeys were takes to
Europe from America by Spaniards
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